>Too bad, maybe they should've thought of that before signing those contracts. Think about what exactly? Nobody's gonna afford to spend money to buy perpetual

>Too bad, maybe they should've thought of that before signing those contracts. Think about what exactly? Nobody's gonna afford to spend money to buy perpetual licenses for a games that will be on shelves only a few years. What exactly do you expect they do better? >The subdiscussion isn't even about sales, but about not breaking existing copies. Nobody's breaking existing copies.